Gregory Sharpe
Active Years
Min year: 1739, Max year: 1777, Max count: 3As Author
- 1739: A review of the controversy about the meaning of Demoniacks in the New -Testament. In Which Mr. Hutchinson's Sermon at Oxford, about the usual Interpretation of ^D!ge^D!aaminoee, The Reply to the Further Enquiry, Mr. Twells's Answer to the Further Enquiry. And A Tract, entitled, Some Thoughts on the Miracles of Jesus, by an Impartial Hand, Are Consider'd. By a lover of truth
- 1744: A defence of the late Dr. Samuel Clarke, against the reply of Sieur Lewis-Philip Thummig, in favour of Mr. Leibnitz. With that reply, in French and English. To which is added, an original letter from Mr. Leibnitz
- 1748: A short dissertation upon that species of misgovernment
- 1751: Two dissertations
- 1751: Seven letters containing a new and easy method of learning the Hebrew language
- 1751: A dissertation upon the origin and structure of the Latin tongue. Containing a rational and compendious method of learning Latin: taken from the powers of the Servile letters, the uses of the Greek digamma, and the causes of the Latin tongue. By Gregory Sharpe, L. L. D. Chaplain to his late Royal Highness Frederick Prince of Wales
- 1755: An argument in defence of Christianity
- 1759: A sermon preach'd at the parish-church of St. Andrew, Holborn, on Wednesday, May 16, 1759
- 1762: A second argument in defence of Christianity
- 1764: The imitation of Christ. A sermon preached before the vice-presidents, stewards, and trustees, of the Westminster Hospital, or Publick Infirmary, In James-Street, Westminster, at the Parish-Church of St. Margaret, On their Anniversary-Meeting, April 12th 1764. By Gregory Sharpe, Lld. Master of the Temple, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, and Fellow of the Royal and Antiquarian Societies. Published at the Request of the Stewards
- 1765: The rise and fall of the holy city and Temple of Jerusalem
- 1766: The want of universality no objection to the Christian religion. Being the substance of a discourse preached at the Temple Church the tenth day of November 1765. By Gregory Sharpe, LL. D. Master of the Temple, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, and Fellow of the Royal and Antiquarian Societies
- 1766: The rise and fall of the holy city and Temple of Jerusalem
- 1767: The origin and structure of the Greek tongue
- 1769: A letter to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Oxford
- 1770: The advantage of a religious education
- 1772: Sermons on various subjects. By Gregory Sharpe, L. L. D. Late Master of the Temple, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, and Fellow of the Royal and Antiquarian Societies
- 1777: The origin and structure of the Greek tongue
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